Randi Walle

For the second time in six months, Grace Brethren missionaries David and Becky Schwan (couple second from left) have participated in the wedding of one of their children, their daughter Rachel. The groom, Steve Williams, has a band which does evangelistic concerts and he also works as an information technician in a department store in […]

From the St. Petersburg (FL) Times. The pastor of the Port Richey church is James Poyner. The name they chose for their singing trio, Forgiven, fits us all, says Debbie Baker. “We are all forgiven through Jesus Christ,” she said during a telephone interview. Debbie, her husband, Cloid and Tank Tackett make up the Forgiven

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP)–Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President R. Albert Mohler Jr. (pictured) was admitted to the intensive care unit Friday with blood clots in both lungs and his condition is “quite serious,” according to a statement posted on his website Friday afternoon. Mohler, president of the school since 1993 and a highly-respected spokesperson in the

Widow For a Season: Finding Your Identity in Christ by Kristine Pappas has just been released by BMH Books of Winona Lake, IN, and is now ready for shipping. Losing her husband to pancreatic cancer in 1998 became the catalyst that drove Pappas to wrestle with the faith question, “What does it mean to trust

Pastor Scott Distler (seated in car) of the Grace Brethren Church of Lititz, PA, this past Sunday launched a new five-week “Back In the Future” sermon series with a DeLorean Time-Machine car on display in the church’s foyer. The community was invited to view the car during one of two worship services at 9:00am and

Former Grace Brethren missionary to the Central African Republic, Mary Lois Miller, 73, died Wednesday at her home in Juniata, Pennsylvania. She was born in Altoona, PA, daughter of the late I. Emory and Lucinda Jane (Brumbaugh) Miller. Surviving are a cousin, John Hillard, as well as many other cousins. Lois served in the African

From today’s Huber Heights (Ohio) Courier: Wenner leaves lasting impact on Carriage Hill By Greg Smart, editor The death of Craig Wenner has stunned residents of Huber Heights. It is estimated that over 500 people attended a memorial service for Craig and his wife Patricia Sunday at Grace Brethren Church in Brookville. Mike Ivory, President

The January-February, 2007, issue of FGBC World, the all-Fellowship publication for Grace Brethren churches, is arriving in homes and churches this week. Here is promotional copy you may use for bulletins, newsletters, websites, and other communications. Please pass along to your church staff. Week One: Early in the morning of the day after Thanksgiving, members

The following is from today’s Dayton (OH) daily newspaper. No reports have appeared yet of the Wenners’ having been found.Wenner fund started A trust fund has been set up for the daughters of Craig and Patricia Wenner, who drowned on Christmas Day in the Stillwater River. Craig was the former park manager at Englewood MetroPark.

According to a story distributed by Newhouse News Service, the 110th Congress convening today will be one of the most religiously diverse ever. For the first time in history, Congress will include among its ranks a Muslim. Keith Ellison, a newly-elected Representative from Minnesota, converted from Catholicism to Islam when he was nineteen years old.